I guess it’s a Nostradamus pun. Does that mean #[1] pronounces Nostr “nahs-truh?”
Yeah, I know. In defense of the “gay pride” slogan, it was invented in a time when homosexuality was widely viewed as something to feel ashamed of. (In some places, like Saudi Arabia, it still is.) “Gay unashamedness” probably wouldn’t have inspired as much courage.
I try to avoid zapping reposted content, but I’ve done so by mistake. I’m okay with zapping AI-generated art, if it’s good.
Leaving aside the irony and my disagreements with Bernie Sanders’ analysis of capitalism, what bothers me about this book’s title is that it encourages anger. The world could use a social norm against getting carried away by emotions when discussing politics. Sanders says go ahead and indulge yourself.
Whenever there’s a banking crisis, Congress finds the last deregulation and blames it. But then instead of just reinstating the former regulatory regime, it expands government power. For example, Congress blamed Gramm–Leach–Bliley for 2008, didn’t repeal it, but gave us Dodd-Frank. Now . . .
https://twitter.com/norbertjmichel/status/1658832108591128576
I’m imagining you silently laying out your portfolio before a project manager, Howard Roark style.
Oh, okay. When I saw the question I wasn’t sure what you were asking. I guess it was about architecture and natural scenery.
Muscovy ducks.
I’m on the App Store build and I’m using Alby, but Wallet of Satoshi is still an option in the drop-down list. To me that means it’s supposed to work.
* . . . my normal, everyday perceptions . . .
I can believe that. Although I’ve never experienced a flashback, psychedelics have made me more aware that my perceptions are just one view of the world.
Sounds like a show with a lot of conflict.
The other NBC show that aired on the same night was Profiler, but it’s not streaming anywhere.
That seems like a frivolous reason to call the cops on someone.
I’ve been slowly rewatching The Pretender.
Is this something you’ve experienced semi-regularly?
I’ve taken 30-40 psychedelic trips (I stopped logging them at some point), about evenly distributed between LSD and psilocybin, once with ayahuasca. No flashbacks yet.
I thought #LSD flashbacks were a myth, but this Freethink article says they are real albeit rare. Includes quotes from those who have allegedly experienced them.
#psychedelics
